All About Pocket Knives

jerryd6818 wrote:

New_Windsor_NY wrote:Today, my most generous mailbox provided me with yet another
Camillus 72 variation, this Remington R14 whittler. Now to find
the variations of this variation.

Just in case you're unaware, these are the ones I know about.

This time I was prepared. Thanks to that variations list you provided.
But when you provide pictures, that makes it a little easier to recognize them.
I thank you again.

You're welcome.

Quick Steel wrote:Here is a Bulldog Cattle King 4" Stockman knife. Superb F&F, great Stag. [from LuvStag] More photos in the BD thread

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Very KOOL pick-up Garry!! LUV that Stag!!!
John

Thank you John.

QS, you keep piling up that beautiful stag you may be able to declare your house a game preserve. You sure got some beautiful stuff!

Beautiful stag, indeed, on your Bulldog, Garry.

Caught a dose of stag fever recently myself and this Bulldog Mini Trapper proved to be the perfect prescription.
This Jack Knife Ben Medium Trapper was also part of my recent stag round-up.

QTCut5 wrote:Beautiful stag, indeed, on your Bulldog, Garry.

Caught a dose of stag fever recently myself and this Bulldog Mini Trapper proved to be the perfect prescription.

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Prescription QTCut5...

Or gateway drug...

WillyCamaro wrote:Prescription QTCut5...

Or gateway drug...

I'm afraid I passed through that gate a long time ago, Willy. I'm well on my way down the four-lane highway of full-blown addiction.

Q, Positively loving the stag on your BD Trapper.

Birthday "suggestions" work around here so I received this GEC 82 Dixie Stockman yesterday (not in the mail). I'm not much on stockmen but I've been looking at these since they came out last year. I had bought the 82 Possum Skinner with Elderberry Jigged handles so now I have the matching 82 Dixie Stockman with Elderberry Jigged handles. Badda Bing, Badda Boom and here she is.

That there's a looker, Jerry!

Thanks Steve.

Jerry I am not much of a stockman fan either but that one with the wharncliff blade appeals to me. Knice pick up from a precious daughter. a

Agreed...the wharnie makes it

Happy Birthday to you, jerryd.

doglegg wrote:Jerry I am not much of a stockman fan either but that one with the wharncliff blade appeals to me. Knice pick up from a precious daughter. a

Floyd, that was from my lady friend. My daughter sent me a gift box of Premium nuts 'cause, well, her Pa is nuts.

QTCut5 wrote:Agreed...the wharnie makes it

Happy Birthday to you, jerryd.

That's what drew me to it, 'cause you know we likes our Warnies, eh ~Q~.

Thats a nice one Jerry Happy Birthday

I like all the blades, the bolsters, the bone and especially that shield. Happy birthday Jerry, nice gift indeed.

Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday "nutty" Jerry, you got a new knife!

Got this in the mail today. Just wanted to see what the "Buckshot Bone Handle" was like. Turns out to be a very handsome knife and the style feels good in you hand.

WillyCamaro wrote:Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday "nutty" Jerry, you got a new knife!

Me "nutty"? Look who's talking.

Postman dropped off this sow belly a bit ago.

Today, I removed this Camillus 1047 Scout Knife from the mailbox. I have quite a few 1047's, but this is my first 1047 with the federal style shield (that was made by Camillus). Blades are good, the handles are not so good. This is a filler until I find a nicer one. And, of course, it is another Camillus 72 variation.

New_Windsor_NY wrote:Today, I removed this Camillus 1047 Scout Knife from the mailbox. I have quite a few 1047's, but this is my first 1047 with the federal style shield (that was made by Camillus). Blades are good, the handles are not so good. This is a filler until I find a nicer one. And, of course, it is another Camillus 72 variation.

Maybe a re-handle candidate?